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Are apt to cause your appetite 20 fail and
you will want something you know not
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Monroe street aud Try those fresh Halibut.
Cod Fish or Salmon, they are excellent eat
.Og and should have a trial on every table,
for once tried they will always be familiar
dish to ali.
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Silk Hats bought at Mortons iectorv
ironed free, $500 and 500. 90 Pearl-st. 4 |
Attention Carpenters. Builders and Others.

Attention Carpenters, Builders and Others.
The Building Elition OF the Scientific
Aincrican Will be advanced in price lOc per
COPY and 81 per year. commencing with the
April number. To those who wish 10 avail
themselves of the opportunity that We viii
receive subscriptions for the above m agazine
until March II at 81 50 per year. No sub
scriptions taken after that date for less thar
$50 per year.
r. p. VINEGAR. Agent.
y. DiyiSion-s:-, Porter Block
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ladies ami Gentlemen = in the great e -
sale. commencing Wednesday. March 18th.
Chicsso sl0s Store. ? Canal snd 81 and -
Lyon-Efs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

Fillsrs for Reyold's Flexible Covers at Sc
each for small size. l0c, four for 2oc for me
dium size, loc three for sc for large size, at
H. B. VI ,DegaT ;.
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Reynolds "FlexibIe- Memorandum Gov
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orandum IN the market. To De ionnd on
" a. r. b. Wiaegsrs blank book and sta
tionery house, North Division-st.. three
doors south OF NonrOe-st. Porter block.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

The Cant Clolhing Company Offer 8
Nee weil-mate Spring oyercoat, light or
dark, a. $500.
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Si'k Hats the only place IN the ciiv 70 get
a bat made o order. a. Morton :. 81 PeaTI-.L.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

First day OF the great S256 sale at the
Chicago St0e Store. 2S Canal and q and 4S
Lyou-sss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

Ten dollar diamond rings, please call and
see them 40 Preusser's.
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Reynolds Flexible Memorandum covers
from 1)c e. &C each, At r. b. Winegsrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

Ladies and gentlemen wanting good work
in cleaning aud dying take your goods 20
Mc6reyor the Practical Dyer, ~ Fountain
rf
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

Five dollars for pair Of extra heavy gold
speclac.es a. Preussers.
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silk Hats 500 and 500 st Morton =
Hats bought Of Us ironed free. &, Pesrl-st


jEtND KAFTDs. Nich., Mtfch -, lssI.
To sll Whom IL Nav Concern:
II the peo9ie at large don't care who does
tie work. 80 long as they can get it dons
we'll, fully % their satisfaction. and as en-
plev the best dyer in the State. sdviss
isfm a. get ihsir work done n1w. a the
ksgie Steam Dye House. 30. - Cansi-st
NJ motto. 'Besf WORK and Lowest Prices. =
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IiOST-(LY} FO0L.

Herr Most, the infidel fanatic, whc
smiles in derision at the idea of God
paying any attention to so small a
thing as perjury, has been convicted
of melting a riot in New York. He
testified in his own defence, but if he
believed his own assertions on PERU
~, who could believe him On cross
examination, he said he had been
convicted OF treason In Austrla in
1869 and had been imprisoned one
year. In 1870 he was again convict
ed in that country of the same crime
and got a five years sentence, but
gained his liberty in 1871 through an
amnesty granted to political prison
ers. In 1872 he was sentenced to one
years Imprisonment in Berlin for
calling the Emperor of Germany
"slaughterer' and "nassacrer.' In
1874 he was sentenced to imprison-
ment for one year and six months for
a speech made in Berlin on the me-
mortal day OF the Paris commune. In
1877 he was sentenced in Berlin to
two months Imprisonment for bias
phemy. In 1881 he was sentenced in
England to eighteen months impris-
onment for applauding in the Freiheit
the killing of the Gar. When he got
out Of prison there he came to this
country and has since remained here
When Most was asked whether he
had written book on the art of
Revolutionary Warfare or book
Oh dynamite or other explosives, he
refused to answer on the ground that
the answer would tend to criminate
him. He also declined to answer
whether he believed that modern ex-
plosiyes were necessary to carry out
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Hon. JOSEPH VANMETER and other
leading farmers, of Hardy county,
have made assignments for the bene-
fit of creditors. Mr.. Vanm eter is a
noted breeder offine cattle, and heavy
losses in that line, and tight money
market, proved too much for him.
He is man full Of enterprise and
push, and we trust will soon retrieve
his broken fortune.
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his iI0as sether he had advised
others as to the cheapest manne' of
manufacturing explosives; whether
he has advised that All electric bat
terry be used at distance to explode
dynamite, but when a few moments
can be had to get away, fuse Of six
or eight inches will serve whether
he had said that for an explosion in
a crowd a shell is the best, and it
should be globular to produce splen.
did results; whether he had said that
gas pipe with screw caps will pro
duce brillianc results whether he had
advised that fruit jar be filled with
benzine, in which medicine glass
filled with powder, tightly closed
and having fuse, be PLACED, and that
on bursting the fiery benzine would
be scattered whether he advised
the use of the deadly poison curari
(woorari) on arrow heads. The wit
ness grew greatly excited when these
questions were asked, and declined
to answer each on the same ground.
Thejury found him guilty as charg-
ed in the indictment. No wonder.
Such record and such a refusal to
disclose his connection with danger
Gus explosives would make him an
unsavory and ever guilty companion
in any household. The nastiest of
poisonous reptiles would give him a
wide berth. Protection under the
law is a nonentity with him--why
does he claim it when cornered p? De-
struction of all government is his
motto, then why seek to shield him
self under any form OF governmental
law
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OUR BOOK TABLE.

DemoreSt'S Monthly for December,
reached us last week. 1t holds its position
in the front rank of ladies magazines. 1t
tiers, fashions and both light and solid read
ing. One of its late attractions is to give
each month a portrait and sketch of the
life of one of the State Presidents OF the w.
C. T. U. That for December is Mrs. Mary
Towne Burt, of New York State. In fact
Demoresrs is magazine that every lady
of refinement should possess. Its beaut;-
fully gotten up, and its price, So per year,
puts ii within the reach Of all. Published
by w. JENNINGS DEMoREsr, 10 East 18th
street, New York.
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4" WEIw A TLANTA

The question Of prohibition has
met with severe defeat in Atlanta,
Georgia. Two years ago, the major
ity of the people closed every saloon
in the city, and now majority four
times as large decides that they may
reopen. Isolated prohibition, seems
impossible, and that is the reason
that Atlanta went "wet" instead of
"dry." The neighboring towns coin
ed money by daily shipments to the
people of Atlanta, drinking was in
secret, clubs prospsred and prohibi-
ton was but a mockery-hsnce the
change of three or fosr hundred votes
made a majority of over one thousand
in faver of license The "color line'
was squarely broken in the contest,
both sexes, white and colored, male
and female doing their utmost to-
gether, for and against. The pro-
hibition that prohibits will excel the
law "thou shalt not kill"
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In hurried trip to Washington,
Thursday. we had the pleasure Of
calling on Hon. G.. j. Faulkner. at
the National Hotel On the Sena-
torial question he had but little to
say, claiming that so far as the dem
ocratic members were concerned.
there could be no question and that
the republican members thus far had
not expressed themselves upon any
supposed contest but he felt they
would be governed by fair prece-
dents in the matter. We also found
our worthy prosecuting attorney Mr..
George w. Feidt and his Young
bride domiciled at the National, and
took pleasure in making a congratu
latory cali. We wish them an album
dant need of happiness and comfort
able prosperity. We also dropped
in at the headquarters of the Chesa
peake & Potomac Telephone Com
pany and met Mr.. Bryan, president
of the company, and now operating
in this place The business is very
extensive. There were twelve la
dies cacn with receiving phone bound
to her ear, kept constantly busy in an
swsring calls and arranging for con
versation. We thought if they on
ly had the Aartinsburg Switch
Board patented by tho reliable Mil
Ter, only 600 dollars for one hundred
wires, how nicely they would be fix
ed.
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THE French situation is very ortiz
cal. M. Grevy has temporarily at
last declined to resign. For the good
of France and the cause ofthe repub-
lie it may be better for the old man
to hang on, for with him there is the
best Of conservatism and honesty.
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MARTINsBURG has good citizens,
large halls and splendid hotels and
is the most accessible town in the
State-therefore we suggest that the
twoparties and the third party also
will find it the best place at which to
hold their conventions in 1888.
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Death Of a Chicago Giant.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2s-John Peters, q
giant feet 4 inches in height. died
at the county hospital Yesterday. He
was only q years ofage. When sent
to the hospital no bed was large
enough to hold him, and one had to
be extended. He was given double
doses Of medicine H {
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Sunday trains on X & o Ry., arrive at
Charleston at 6;10 p m waiting for o r r
II train No l, at PIT Pleasant This is the
short line and parties purchasing tickets
should ask for tickets via. the Ohio River
tailroad. For information regarding
rates, es, etc. address
w j Robinson, Gen'l Pass Agent,
Parkersburg. W. Va
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For his services in defending the
Anarchists before the Supreme Court,
Hon. j. Randolph Tucker received
fee of five thousand dollars.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-12-03

THE large cities are bidding for
the holding of the Ma tional Conven-
tions in 1888.
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Prirate Sale
or A VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
-.- FARM. --
e--F~1c<~@S

TINE UNDERSIGNED in behalf of the
heirs of John G. Small, deceased offers
at private sale that valuable farm located on
the Martinsburg and Wlliamsport pike,
about miles from Hartinsburg, consisting
of 1876 ACRES of valuable farming land, most
ly Limestone about Is acres of. il good tim
Der. There is on it comfortable dwelling
house, Switzer barn, never failing well,
2 cisterns Smoke House, Carnage House,
Chicken House and Spring House, also an Or
chard of excellent fruit also spring on the
the eastern side of the farm and running
water three fourths of the year. About fifty
acres now well set in grass. This, from To-
cation, character OF soil and buildings is one
of the most desirable farms in the Shenan-
doah Valley
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash, re-
mainder in two equal pay ments at one and
two years with interest and to be secured
by lien on til e premises.
Call on or address.
JOHN NJ. SMALL.
Aug 10th, 'S7 Bedington, Berkeley Co.
West Virginia.
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Scridne1's Magazine, now well on in the
second volume, furnishes tor December a
regular Christmas edition. Every person
interested in labor questions or labor COM
binations, should read ''The Tabor Pine
Labor Union" 1t is complete in the one
issue and full OF dramatic Interest. The
illustrations in this magazine show in
creased excellence in each number. Dur
ing the next year the publishers promise
that they viii be more abundant and elab-
crate than ever. The magazine, its ar
tistic side, will exhibit what is finest,most
sincere, and original. Published by CaAs
SCRIBNER Sons, New York.
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WHAT SHALL WE GIVE THE BOYS i?

WHAT SHALL WE GIVE THE BOYS !?
For boy unsteady inclin-
ed, what could please him
better than nice Violin /?
Such a gift would not afford
only momsntary pleasure,
but would prove, to him, q
constant source of enjoy
ment and instruction. We
offer Violins in great varie-
ty. Prices from $500 to
$1,000. x x
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Mr.. JACOB SHARP gets another
chance to air his Doodle.
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URAL ENVY DIRK Err


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affairs a copy of the RURAL itself, to-
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pictures have ever shown, the right and
wrong side of farm life, its pleasures,
its dangers etc. The RURAL costs
more to publish than any other farm
journal in the country. 1t presents 500
original illustrations every year; the
value of the work of its Experiment
Farm is widely known and recognized.
The best farm writers in the world
600 contributors. It's Domestic Econo-
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or a thousand acres. Price So year,
weekly. is large pages, heavy tinted
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SATURDAY, DEOE MBER 8. 1887.

CONGRESS meets on Monday next.
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0HIO RIVER RAILRODAD
" TIME TABLE,

Taking effect June %, 1887. PASSENGER
trains will run as follows, Central Time
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COME NOW :!

Do not wait until everybody has
handled our goods, but call at once
while they are bright and new. We
are daily selling some of our pref
tiest gifts, and you can select with
much greater satisfaction now, than
you can later. We will reserve any
selections you may make, until you
call for them. Whether you buy or
not, let US show you our goods.
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The December number of the A mericon
Agricujturjst is rich in illustration and
information for the farmer gardener, florist
and well informed people generally For
the farm, garden and household it is not
exceled. 1t keeps in The advance in all
these vital interests. We always welcome
it with pleasure. Published by O.JUDD
co., DAVID W. JUDD, P.osideut, 75i
Broadway. New York.
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Godey's Ladys Book, for December, is al
so here. For the year 1887 it has been both
brilliant and popular, and achieved sue
cess The fashion department. unusually
rich, full, and aptly illustrated. shopping,
chatting, and homo method Of decoration,
cookery and general management, allhaye
their share The letters from London and
Paris are particularly worthy of mention.
AS to poetry and pictorial art, nothing
more acceptable could reasonably be ask
ed for than we find IN this number. We
must refer our readers to the Lddy's Book
itself for the novelties and inducements
which are offered. The prize picture is
gem Of poly-chromatic art, which every
lady in America ought to own. Address
the Croly Publishing Company, Philade-
phia, and try TO see how that company can
give as much as it does for two dollars a
year.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-12-03
RECOGNIZED

as the leading Farm, Garden, Fruit,
Stock and FAMILY WEEKLY of Amer
lea. the
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-12-03
IMMENSE SALE

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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS.
TRUNKS, GLOVES,